Ravens win and are at the top of the mountain.
Who's gonna knock em down?
Who's gonna knock em down?
:lmaoI expect this shit from IMPULSE or Magic, but MM? Aid? Verbally shanking special needs kids defending a team they don't even pull for? That's fucked up, brah.
I thought they would try to move Hall to safety?Figured we'd release Hall.. Skins desperately need a corner.
Wouldn't mind signing Woodson for a season.
Oh absolutely Welker. Some Patriots fans point to a few key drops in the past couple years, but some were not the greatest throws. Funny how Welker assumed all of the blame while Brady got off scott free. I think that is why Welker sold his house and wants out, and I can't blame him.Who would everyone take for their team out of Jennings, Wallace or Welker?
Being a Pats fan I'd prefer we keep Welker but I'm not too bothered if he decides to walk. Wallace would be a good deep threat for us so I'll pick him, but I think he's asking for a little too much money.
Good post. I've quoted the Atlanta idea because holy shit would they be dangerous if they got Welker. Him, Jones, White and Gonzalez? Holy fuck on a stick Ryan would surely put up monster numbers with that receiving core and Atlanta would do at least as well as they did this season. They need a little more pass rush though.if I were thinking for Atlanta, I'd want a guy like Wes Welker. A guy to run up the middle while teams would have to cover White, Gonzalez, and JULIO would be a huge nightmare matchup. The best receiving duo would be the best receiver group altogether with Welker involved. Once again, money is the issue, and Wes doesn't want to be the third option. Plus Atlanta would rather have Steven Jackson.
Agreed. The NFC is simply a lot more competitive at the moment. When predicting the playoff spots it's pretty simply to guess who's going to get in from the AFC, while the NFC is much more wide open. Though, a whole lot changes every year and if some poor AFC teams pick up some good players in the draft they could improve dramatically.Yeah. The NFC in general is really strong. Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, Minnesota, Green Bay, New York, Dallas, Washington, Atlanta, New Orleans, Carolina, and Tampa Bay all had at least 8 wins last season and St. Louis was 7-8-1 with a 4-1-1 record in the West. It's hard to imagine any of those teams actually being worse than they were before. In fact, St. Louis would have been a playoff team if it weren't for a couple missed FGs from their rookie kicker against San Francisco, Miami, and another game. He missed multiple kicks in the first two. Seattle and San Francisco already sound like they are improving this season, Minnesota will get better with an even healthier AP, Washington will get better with a more experienced RG3 and Morris, and New Orleans will definitely improve with Payton back. Even the teams that didn't get to .500 in the NFC, Philly, Detroit, Arizona, and St. Louis, St. Louis has two first round picks and can get a great WR in the draft, Detroit was a playoff team the year before that just needs some consistency, Arizona needs a QB (I think it will be Drew Stanton), and Philly just needed a change in mindset.
The NFC will be really fun to watch this year.